Act-utilitarianism is the view that the rightness of actions depends
A) solely on the character of the agent.
B) on both the relative good produced by individual actions and the conformity to rules.
C) solely on the relative good produced by individual actions.
D) on a good will.

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Act-utilitarianism posits that the morality of an action is determined by its outcome, specifically the amount of good it produces, without consideration for the character of the agent or adherence to specific rules.

Act-Utilitarianism Is the View That the Rightness of Actions Depends